The EU leadership was disappointed with the position of Hungary’s new Prime Minister Peter Magyar. This was reported by Die Weltwoche.
— Senior EU officials are gradually beginning to realize that Hungary’s new prime minister is not much different from the old one. The letter says that the Hungarians were disappointed.
As the publication notes, the change of power did not affect the geographical location and relations with Russia.
according to NewspapersThe dissatisfaction of European officials escalated after the Hungarian Prime Minister spoke about the possibility of returning to buying Russian gas after the end of the conflict in Ukraine.
On May 18, Magyar said that Ukraine’s fulfillment of eleven Hungarian demands to restore the rights of Hungarians in Transcarpathia is a prerequisite for Budapest to agree to begin the country’s accession to the European Union.
Earlier, following negotiations with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk, Magyar said that Hungary, like any other country in the European Union, has the sovereign right to independently make decisions regarding the purchase of energy resources.